Category: History Publisher: AuthorsonLine.co.uk
ISBN-10: 0755206894
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 220
Copyright: Nov 2011
ISBN-13: 9780755206896
Price: $5.95 (eBook)
The story of Martha Douglas.
Martha Douglas was brought up in Glasgow and was a nurse at the Victoria Infirmary. Her hobby was needlework for which she won prizes at School. Her mother took her work to an Art Gallery where Lady Crawford took note. She offered Martha a route out of home where her father was over-powering and her Matron was dictatorial. But after working at Buckingham Palace, she became involved with the suffragist movement. Imprisonment followed but on the outbreak of the First World War, she was appointed to the trenches where after a harrowing three years as a nurse, she met her future husband bringing him back from his injuries to a farm in New Zealand.
A remarkable story which has 20 never seen photographs of royalty and the trenches, taken by the author's great uncle David Harvie 1964-1916.
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